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Those are transcoding programs. That's why they are so fast. I will admit I am a real snob when it comes to video processing. I would have to write a long article about one vs the other. A quick answer would be transcoding a video usually results in a loss of quality for a variety of reasons. Furthermore transcoding can amplify any existing errors already existing.Personally, the 2 video apps of choice for me are VideoProc and HD Video Converter Factory Pro. With these 2 apps, I rip movies to full screen 1080p or higher each movie converts in under 3 minutes. and also convert multiple movies at the same very fast compared to the others.
Back in the day with old apps, one could create a .bat file that had a notation when run that stated the date the app was installed and ask you to change the date to the date installed, and then the app would run like a full version because it was always less than 24 hours since it was installed. Then when we exit the app, the .bat file again prompts to change the date to today's date. That was one of the original hacks to make shareware apps run forever.All I can tell you is you are beating a dead horse, current version out in the wild (P2P) is Wondershare Filmora v15.5.3.19727.
That copy is from the dark ages. I know you must be attached or something, if your system is that old that it can't run anything newer, no offense, but I would forget modern video editing.
You aren't going to find anyone who even remembers that far back about cracking something so old, sorry.
Man you are reaching way back for that one. Problem is if the app even smelled the correct date, poof! Even worse some required you go into the BIOS and change the date. These days, Windows is having no part of that.Back in the day with old apps, one could create a .bat file that had a notation when run that stated the date the app was installed and ask you to change the date to the date installed, and then the app would run like a full version because it was always less than 24 hours since it was installed. Then when we exit the app, the .bat file again prompts to change the date to today's date. That was one of the original hacks to make shareware apps run forever.![]()